Something I Can Talk About—The 2018 Membership Survey
Al-Anon2019-05-28T10:05:32-04:00I came to Al‑Anon sure that I was different. I immediately compared myself to the five members of my first home group. They were married. Three had husbands
Al-Anon Is All About Change
Al-Anon2021-03-31T14:57:56-04:00I can tell right away when I am in the presence of a family dealing with alcoholism, because of the anxious tone in the room. Addiction is not
A Wave of Relief
Al-Anon2020-08-19T15:42:45-04:00During my 32 years in practice, I have counseled many individuals and families who struggle with a loved one’s alcoholism or addiction. I have welcomed many professional referrals
Thinking Ahead to the Holidays
Al-Anon2023-10-04T12:43:29-04:00Step Ten helps me reflect upon my life in the past 273 days of 2018. Thanks to Al‑Anon, I am taking care of myself physically, emotionally and spiritually.
Writing from the Heart…”Al-Anon Faces Alcoholism”
Al-Anon2018-08-30T17:25:40-04:00I remember calling the Al‑Anon answering service so I could speak to a member. It was a relief to find someone who understood what I was going through.
“Al-Anon Faces Alcoholism 2019″—Offering the Same Comfort We Received as Newcomers
Al-Anon2019-02-06T17:12:50-05:00Extending the same comfort that we received as newcomers is as simple as leaving a copy of the new issue of Al-Anon Faces Alcoholism 2019 (AFA) in a
Thank You!
Al-Anon2018-03-06T13:22:07-05:00Your time to take the Al-Anon Family Groups’ 2018 Membership Survey and your commitment to our program are appreciated. Your responses help to increase professionals’ understanding of Al‑Anon
An Opportunity to Acknowledge our Cofounders and Reach Out to Newcomers
Al-Anon2024-04-02T12:01:38-04:00The March 4th birthday of Al-Anon’s co-founder, Lois W., can be a reminder to express gratitude for her and her fellow cofounder, Anne B. The Al-Anon program exists
Hope for Adult Children
Al-Anon2018-02-02T15:41:54-05:00I joined Alateen in Mexico in the 1980s. At the time, the majority of Al‑Anon members were wives of alcoholics. There were also numerous Al‑Anon groups called Young
Make “Al-Anon Faces Alcoholism” Magazines Part of your Public Outreach Projects
Al-Anon2019-02-06T17:17:02-05:00Make Al-Anon Faces Alcoholism Magazines Part of your Public Outreach Projects The new year offers new opportunities for attracting the loved ones of alcoholics
Calling All Members to Take Part in Al-Anon’s Latest Membership Survey!
Al-Anon2017-12-27T08:57:27-05:00Calling All Members to Take Part in Al-Anon’s Latest Membership Survey! Who can participate? All members from the US, Canada, PR, and Bermuda. The
Writers reaching out
Al-Anon2022-11-30T14:34:51-05:00Writers Reaching Out Are you an Al-Anon member interested in writing an article?Are you an experienced, published writer and a member of Al-Anon?Are you a member
Membership Survey
Al-Anon2024-08-01T08:22:43-04:00Al-Anon Membership Survey Whether you are a new or seasoned member, or anywhere in-between, every member has the opportunity to perform Twelfth-Step work by participating in this anonymous
Literature Resources
Al-Anon2022-11-30T14:46:55-05:00Literature Resources Featured Publications contains excerpts from Conference Approved Literature and Alateen Talk and highlights new publications. You can also submit a sharing online.
Al-Anon timeline
Al-Anon2017-12-05T13:12:00-05:00A brief chronology of Al‑Anon’s history. For further details, see Many Voices, One Journey (B-31) and Lois Remembers (B-7). 1935 Lois W. recognized her need for recovery when in